Hint: Never Talk About Movies or Books That Involve Dogs Dying While On Your Period

... Which is exactly what I did 5 minutes ago. I don't know what came over me... I was talking about how in Where the Red Fern Grows, Old Dan dies protecting his owner from a mountain lion. Then Little Ann is all sulky without her big brother... and she's just so depressed. Then she goes missing. And they end up finding her dead on top of Old Dan's grave. And as I'm saying the next part, I'm choking on sobs because in the end, a red fern grows between the graves (which is a really rare flower). It was sooo depressing. I blame my nervous breakdown on the hormones. Then my mom made me go out and get my apple juice and that seemed to calm me down a bit. Then I talked about it some more and turned into more hysterical sobs. And now I'm here. Still tearing up. God damn dogs dying in movies. I now feel like re-reading No More Dead Dogs (a book in which the main character hates that dogs always die in movies/books).

I hate periods, dammit.

Movie Sunday!

So one of my friends told me about this true story where a man would go out, find a pretty girl, kill her, then have sex with her with his wife. ... Or something along those lines. Now, there's a movie about it. The trailer looks very promising - Donna from That 70's Show is even in it! And I just looove her. Plus, she has blonde hair (which she looks fabulous in). You can see the trailer by going to www.karlathemovie.net (NOT .com... it'll lead you to a porn site).

I'm also going to be seeing Running With Scissors tomorrow with my mom. I was watching The Advocate on Logo and they did a little story on it and it looks soooo funny. Evan Rachel Woods (Pretty Pursuasion, Thirteen, Once and Again, etc.) is in it so it'll definitely be a good film. And the main character's gay... AND Alec Baldwin is in it also -- he's just too great.

I may even watch Riding The Bus With My Sister tomorrow as well. Just because it's one of the most hilarious unintentional comedies out there. Rosie O'donnel plays a woman with a mental illness. 'Nuff said. I gave it a 9.99/10. It's THAT good. You can find it at you're local Hallmark store :D.

Have a great weekend :).